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# View log anomaly metrics

# View log anomaly metrics in Health Log Analytics {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated May 13, 2026  
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View and query all metrics that Health Log Analytics tracks from a single location.

## Before you begin

Role required: evt_mgmt_admin

## About this task

The Metric Data table provides a centralized view of every metric that HLA collects and monitors. It includes pattern metrics, custom metrics, and raw metrics. Use the table for the following tasks:

* Query metrics by log source, integration, source type, and metric type to narrow down which metrics HLA is tracking for a data input or environment.
* Review anomaly detection statistics to see how often HLA detects anomalies for a given metric.
* View metric baselines to understand what HLA records as normal behavior.
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## Procedure

1. Navigate to AllHealth Log AnalyticsLog Anomaly DetectionAll Metrics.  
   The Metric Data table displays a record for each metric that HLA is collecting. For a description of the columns in the table, see [Metric Data table columns in Health Log Analytics](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/t6GC~~2V6Ed2DSvOWIlxSA "The Metric Data table lists all metrics that Health Log Analytics collects. Use the table to query metrics by log source, integration, source type, and metric type, review anomaly detection statistics, and view metric baselines.").
2. **Optional:** Filter the table by log source, integration, source type, or metric type.  
   Filtering enables you to narrow the results to the metrics relevant to a specific data input or environment.
3. Select a metric record to view its details.

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